Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by vasco on Sunday June 12, 2022 @05:07AM
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You should've stopped at the scoff. Someone qualified to handle children in a classroom and in field trips is already qualified to take them to a beach.
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I think you may be misunderstanding, which is perhaps understandable given that I didn't unpack what it meant - see my sibling comment. But scoffing without asking for more information isn't a great strategy for learning.
Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by throw0101c on Sunday June 12, 2022 @07:16AM
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> But scoffing without asking for more information isn't a great strategy for learning.
See the dart game scene from Ted Lasso:
I grew up in a beach town and gone to the beach in kindergarten all the time with the school without any special certifications. In the event kids go into the water there's always a lifeguard on duty already so otherwise it's the same as any other school outing, I'm not sure what the difference would be from leading a group of children in a city walk for example which to me looks way more dangerous.
Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by excalibur on Sunday June 12, 2022 @07:19AM
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Making kids go to the beach in the rain isn't a great strategy either.
Re:Shortsightedness has become an epidemic
by engineer_22 on Sunday June 12, 2022 @07:50AM
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Rain is a good thing